WHILE banishing the Brisbane bogey would have been the priority for the Springboks this morning, it is vital that there is growth in their new style of play over their fortnight in Australia.
This was the word from assistant coach Mzwandile Stick at yesterdays pre-match press conference.
It is extremely important that we keep evolving our game in these two Tests against the Wallabies, Stick said of the Boks desire to become a more attacking side.
Coach Rassie Erasmus has said there must be more attacking arrows in the Springboks quiver when they defend their World Cup title in Australia in 2027.
It is very important that we develop our game and with this in mind, new personnel have been added to the coaching staff in Tony Brown and Jerry Flannery, Stick said.
